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Enclosure 7 International Meetings
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Gerbertusʹ Meeting in tour
Rome, 12 May 2022 - 11-14 h
The meeting started at 11 AM on Thursday May 12, 2022 from the papal Basilica
of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome
The Sun and the Moon in the apse of this Basilica have been made by Jacopo
Torriti in the 13th century. The Latin inscription below Jesus and Mary says
ʺMaria Virgo Assumpta Est ad Aethereum Thalamum in quo Rex Regum Stellato
Sedet Solioʺ. The Virgin Mary has been assumpted at the heavenly thalamus,
where the King of kings sits on the starry throne where Gerbert-Sylvester II
guided a famous procession in the night of August 15, 1000 to the Lateran.
After this visit, the meeting moved to the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme,
where Gerbert celebrated mass on May 3, 1003 and started to be ill. A legend
appeared in 1080 AD (William of Malmesbury) a�ributed to Gerbert the invention
of an automat. It predicted that Gerbert will not die if not going to Jerusalem, and
the mass in Santa Croce ʺin Jerusalemʺ represented the violation to the
ʺimmortality conditionʺ obtained by the magic automat.
The meeting moved then to the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, where the
epitaph of Gerbertusʹ tomb is still there, included by Francesco Borromini in the
renovation of the Basilica in 1648, upon the will of Pope Benedict XIV (founder of
the Pontifical Academy of Sciences). Beyond the legend of his tomb, which would
emit humidity for the death of a Pope or a Cardinal, and beyond another one
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about his body cut in pieces (false, upon verification in 1648), Gerbert of Aurillac
(ca 938-12 May 1003) was renowned as the greatest scholar of his time. Bishop of
Reims, Ravenna and Rome he ʺjumped from R to R in Rʺ in his three
archbishoprics, in a period of time characterized by the rule that a Bishop could
not change site.
Gerbert of Aurillac introduced in Europe the Astrolabe and the Abacus from the
Arabs, even inventing new algorithms for speeding their calculations. He was also
a music theorist and organ builder, as well as a philosopher who anticipated
Scholastic school. His epistolary is the vaster of his time, showing a fine politician,
geographer, scientist, teacher and pastor.
A special guest of this event was Prof. Luca Montecchio (UniEcampus), historian
and author of ʺGerberto dʹAurillac. Silvestro IIʺ with graphe.it (2011).
The tomb of Gerbert visited on May 12, 2022: the cockade placed by the Hungarian Government, each
year, is a symbol for remembering the role of Pope Sylvester II in creating that country, by the
consecration in 1000 AD of the crown to its King St. Steven.
References C. Sigismondi, Gerbertian Paths for the Jubilee, Gerb 8, 83 (2015)
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Prof. Remo Ruffini Festschrift. A conference in celebration of Prof. Remo
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May 16 – 18, 2022
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Prof. Remo Ruffini Festschrift. A conference in celebration of Prof. Remo Ruffini 80° birthday
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Director of ICRANet and President of ICRA, coauthor of more than 650 scientific publications and 13
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books, Remo Ruffini received his doctorate at Sapienza (1967). He taught in Hamburg, Princeton
University and the Institute for Advanced Study, in Japan, in China (at USTC), in Australia and CBPF
(Brazil). Some of his major results: boson stars, “Introducing the Black Hole” with J.A. Wheeler, the
limiting critical mass of NS. He identified the first BH in our Galaxy (Cignus X-1) using UHURU satellite
data with Riccardo Giacconi and received the Cressy Morrison Award (1973). Returning to Sapienza
(1978), he promoted Rome-Stanford collaboration on gravitational wave detectors. With European, US
and Chinese institutions he established ICRA and later ICRANet in Italy, Armenia, France and Brazil
(2005). He developed the understanding of GRBs, confirmed by the largest telescopes on Earth and
from space: from their discovery (1973) to their cosmological origin (1997) to the determination of
seven different GRBs families and their conceptual understanding (2018).
He has given evidence for 7 episodes characterizing the most general GRB and identified, in the
Christodoulou - Ruffini - Hawking Mass formula, the energy source of the most energetic GRBs, the
BDHN I, based on the Wald - Papapetrou solution (2022). He is currently also active with his
collaborators in identifying the nature of our galactic core in terms of Dark matter.
Chairs of the Scientific Organizing Committee (SOC): Pascal Chardonnet, Liang Li, Rahim Moradi, Jorge
A. Rueda, Narek Sahakyan, Gregory Vereshchagin,Yu Wang, Shesheng Xue.
Scientific Organizing Committee (SOC): Yerlan Aimuratov, Lorenzo Amati, Stefano Ansoldi, Carlos
Raul Arguelles, David Arnett, Xinhe Bao, Jim Bardeen, Eduar Antonio Becerra Vergara, Laura Becerra
Bayona, Zurab Berezhiani, Carlo Luciano Bianco, Jiri Bicack, Donato Bini, Paul Boynton, Yifu
Cai, Daniela Calzetti, Stefano Campion, Pascal Chardonnet (co-chair), Pisin Chen, Yen-Chen Chen,
Christian Cherubini, Demetrios Christodolou, Atish Dabholkar, Zigao Dai, Thibault Damour, Paolo De
Bernardis, Massimo Della Valle, Nathalie Deruelle, Hansjoerg Dittus, Behzad Eslampanah, Sareh
Eslamzadeh Askestani, Christian Estrosi, Francis Everitt, Simonetta Filippi, Christopher Fryer, Marco
Fuchs, Mauro Giavalisco, Paolo Giommi, Gabriele Gionti, Daniele Gregoris, Vincenzo Guidi, Francesco
Haardt, Mimoza Hafizi, Wenbiao Han, Luca Izzo, Robert Jantzen, Luke Shim Jong-Hyeok, Mile
Karlica, Roy Patrick Kerr, Margaret Kerr, Sang Pyo Kim, Serguei Komissarov, Michael Kramer, Claus
Laemmerzahl, Giovanni Lamanna, Di Li, Liang Li (co-chair), Manuel Malheiro, Silvia Masi, Grant
Mathews, Marco Merafina, John Mester, Felix Mirabel, Razmik Mirzoyan, Rahim Moradi (co-chair),
Romain Murenzi, Ehud Nakar, Hans Ohanian, Roberto Peron, Vahe Petrosian, Francesco Piacentini, Tsvi
Piran, Peter Predehl, Brian Punsly, Sang Pyo Kim, Asghar Qadir, Hernando Quevedo, Johann Rafelski,
Fatemeh Rastegar Nia, José Fernando Rodriguez Ruiz, Piero Rosati, Jorge Armando Rueda Hernandez
(co-chair), Narek Sahakyan (co-chair), Humitaka Sato, Stefano Scopel, Soroush Shakeri, Costantino
Sigismondi, Yousef Sobouti, Luigi Stella, Rashid Sunyaev, Marco Tavani, Gerard 't Hooft, Aldo
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Treves, Gregory Vereshchagin (co-chair), Nicola Vittorio, Anzhong Wang, Yu Wang (co-chair), Janie
Wardle, Bob Williams, David Wilthshire, Hyung Won Lee, Shesheng Xue (co-chair), Yefei Yuan, Alexander
Zakharov, Cesar Zen Vasconcellos, Bing Zhang, Yunlong Zheng.
Invited speakers (TBC)
Registration fee: 50 Euros
Coronavirus Covid-19 safety regulations:
In the building, the regulations on minimum distance, hygiene and the wearing of a medical mask (FFP2
or OP) are mandatory.
Starts May 16, 2022, 7:50 AM
Ends May 18, 2022, 8:50 PM ICRANet Seat at Villa Ratti
Nice (France) and online
Europe/Paris 1, Avenue Ratti, 06000 - Nice
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Prof. Remo Ruffini Festschrift. A conference in celebration of Prof. Remo Ruffini 80th birthday (May 16 - 18, 2022)
Monday, May 16 Tuesday, May 17 Wednesday, May 18
Chair: Yunlong ZHENG Chair: Hyung Won LEE Chair: Jiangong GAO
Connections with Asia (Yousef SOBOUTI, founder of
Connections with China (Xinhe BAO, President of USTC, Yifu CAI, Yefei Connections with Korea (Jong-Hyeok SHIM, President of Sogang University,
8:00 – 9:00 8:00 – 9:00 8:00 – 9:00 IASBS, Daniele GREGORIS, Wenbiao HAN, Soroush
YUAN, Zigao DAI, Zhiqiang Shen, Director General SHAO) (online) Hyung Won LEE, Sang Pyo KIM, Stefano SCOPEL) - (online)
SHAKERI) - (online)
Chair: Pascal CHARDONNET Chair: Nathalie DERUELLE Chair: Tsvi PIRAN
9:00 – 9:15 Aldo TREVES (online) 9:00 – 9:30 Thibault DAMOUR (online)
9:00 – 9:40 Bing ZHANG (online)
9:15 – 9:30 Asghar QADIR (online) 9:30 – 10:00 Demetrios CHRISTODOULOU, Robert JANTZEN (online)
10:00 – 10:30 Roy KERR (online)
9:30 – 10:10 Tsvi PIRAN (in person) 9:40 – 10:20 Lorenzo AMATI (online)
10:30 – 11:00 Rashid SUNYAEV (in person)
10:10 – 10:50 Jorge RUEDA (in person) 11:00 – 11:15 Coffee break 10:20 – 10:50 Jorge RUEDA (in person)
10:50 – 11:05 Coffee break 11:15 – 11:30 Vladimir KARAS (online) 10:50 – 11:05 Coffee break
11:05 – 11:45 Narek SAHAKYAN (in person) 11:30 – 12:00 Pascal CHARDONNET (in person) 11:05 – 11:40 Ehud NAKAR (online)
MG16 Awards
11:45 – 12:25 Rahim MORADI (online) 12:00 – 12:30 11:40 - 12:25 Yu WANG and Liang LI (online)
CHRISTODOULOU, PIRAN, PREDEHL, SUNYAEV (in person)
Agnès RAMPAL, Adjointe to the Mayor of Nice
12:25 – 13:00 Pisin CHEN (online) 12:30 – 13:00 12:25 – 13:00 Gregory VERESHCHAGIN (online)
Xavier LATOUR, Vice-président de la Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur (in person)
Chair: Yu WANG
13:00 – 15:00 Chair: Costantino SIGISMONDI 13:00 – 15:00 Chair: Yu WANG
13:00 – 15:00
Lunch Lunch
Carlo BIANCO, Simonetta FILIPPI, Kourosh NOZARI, Sara SAGHAFI, Saken Lunch break
break Alexander ZAKHAROV, Johann RAFELSKI, Grant MATHEWS break Massimo DELLA VALLE, Stefano ANSOLDI
TOKTARBAY
Chair: Hansjoerg DITTUS Chair: Claus LAEMMERZAHL Chair: Mimoza HAFIZI
15:00 – 15:35 Claus LAEMMERZAHL (in person) 15:00 – 15:30 Felix MIRABEL (online) 15:00 – 15:15 Shesheng XUE (online)
15:30 – 16:00 Giovanni LAMANNA (in person) 15:15 – 15:30 Christian CHERUBINI (online)
15:35 – 16:10 Peter PREDEHL (in person)
16:00 – 16:30 Hansjoerg DITTUS (in person) 15:30 – 15:45 Donato BINI (online)
15:45 – 16:00 Manuel MALHEIRO (online)
16:10 – 16:20 Coffee break 16:30 – 16:50 Carlos ARGUELLES (online)
16:00 – 16:15 Cesar ZEN VASCONCELLOS (online)
16:20 – 16:55 Rashid SUNYAEV (in person) 16:50 – 17:00 Coffee break 16:15 – 16:25 Coffee break
16:25 – 16:45 José RODRIGUEZ (online)
Carlo MASCI, Major of Pescara 16:45 – 17:05 Yerlan AIMURATOV (online)
16:55 – 17:30 Laura BECERRA (online) 17:00 – 17:10 Ceremony Mersenne Prize 2022 from ICRANet Hq in Pescara
coordinated by Costantino SIGISMONDI (online) 17:05 – 17:35 Hernando QUEVEDO (online)
17:35 – 17:45 Marco TAVANI (online)
17:45 – 18:00 Luca IZZO (online)
17:30 - 18:05 Christopher FRYER (online) 17:10 - 18:00 Brian PUNSLY (online) Remo RUFFINI
18:00 – 18:15
Concluding remarks
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ICRANet Seats On the occasion of the 80th birthday of Prof. Remo Ruffini, Director of ICRANet and President of ICRA, as
Director and Staff well as the total eclipse of the Moon in 2022, there will be an official ceremony for the attribution of the
Personal Pages Mersenne Prizes 2022 at the presence of H.E. Carlo Masci, Mayor of Pescara, Prof. Tiziana Pompa (Galileo
Official Documents Galilei Lyceum in Pescara) and Prof. Costantino Sigismondi (ICRA/Sapienza, Ateneo Regina Aspostolorum e
Scientific Agreements ITIS G. Ferraris, Roma).
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Objectives h 4:00-6:00 AM: Lunar eclipse observations and Sunrise at 256 m above sea level, horizon's depression
Consortium and refraction
Faculty [online]
Courses
Students ICRANet, Piazza della Repubblica 10, Pescara
Schools h 3:00-4:00 PM: welcome to the students of Galileo Galilei Lyceum (Pescara) and visit to the ICRANet
Thesis
center
P����������� h 4:00-5:00 PM: Differential measures of ΔUT1 at the meridian line of Santa Maria degli Angeli in Rome
Books (Prof. Costantino Sigismondi)
Articles
Proceedings h 5:00 PM: Preliminary analysis on the Lunar Total Eclipse of May 16,2022: is there still science with
eclipses? (Prof. Costantino Sigismondi and Prof. J.M. Pasachoff)
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Newsletter h 8:00-10:00 PM
Press releases Observation of the sunset behind the hills and Moonrise from the canal harbor of Pescara, still in opposition
Recorded talks to the Sun.
Observation of the transit of the international space station and of its instant immersion in the shadow of
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the Earth (as has been for the eclipse of Moon) at 21:01:24.
Visitors: 164714898
We have 3 guests online
Ephemerides calculated for Pescara, May 16, slightly in advance to the observed data. In fact, the orbital
elements of the ISS are manually changed with periodical lighting of rockets, in order to avoid that it falls in
the atmosphere for the even minimum friction which experiments at 400 km of height.
Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Pescara, Piazza I Maggio
h 5:00-6:00 AM: Observation of Venus, Jupiter, Mars and Saturn and Sunrise at sea level
ICRANet, Piazza della Repubblica 10, Pescara
h 4:00-5:00 PM: Solar Forcing to Climate Change (Prof. Costantino Sigismondi)
h 5:00-5:30 PM: Ceremony Mersenne Prize 2022* at the presence of H.E. Carlo Masci, Mayor of Pescara, in
honor of Prof. Remo Ruffini’s 80th birthday
*promoted by the ICRANet School Department and IAU Commission on History of Astronomy, established in
2019.
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The 6th Bego Rencontre Summer School
Jul 4 – 14, 2022
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Overview
This meeting extends across two weeks from 4-14 July 2022. It aims to discuss recent developments in
Scientific Program
the theory and observations of gamma-ray bursts (GRBs), active galactic nuclei (AGNs), and dark matter
(DM).
Timetable
Registration Some relevant topics to be discussed and devoted to GRBs and AGNs are:
Participant List • The energy extraction process from rotating black holes (BHs) in the inner engine of the high-
energy (e.g. GeV) emission of long GRBs and AGNs. Special attention is given to inner engines
Contact comprising a Kerr BH immersed in a magnetic field and ionized plasma. Recent developments on
the topic, especially the problem of field screening, electric discharge, radiation properties, black
m secretariat@icranet.org hole physics, magnetohydrodynamics, and the maximum electric charge allowed in the inner
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• Recent progress in GRB theory, for instance in the binary-driven hypernova (BdHN) model. This
includes the physical explanation of the ultrarelativistic prompt emission (UPE) phase in the MeV
regime, the afterglow emission in the X-rays, optical, and radio wavelengths, and the GeV
emission.
• Supernova associated with GRBs. The role of the supernova explosion in the entire emission of a
long GRB.
• GRBs at high-redshift and GRB-cosmology.
• The emission of GRB cocoons. Observations.
• The emission of M87*. Theory and observations.
Some relevant topics to be discussed and devoted to dark matter are:
• Fermionic and bosonic dark matter: microphysics.
• Fermionic and bosonic dark matter: macrophysics.
• Recent developments in the description of the Galactic center (Sgr A*) as a core of dark matter.
• Latest astrometric observations of stars orbiting Sgr A* and observational constraints on the
nature of Sgr A*.
• Latest news on the baryonic content in galaxies.
• Strong gravitational lensing.
• Dark matter in early cosmology. Cosmological simulations. Dark matter halo formation.
The meeting will be held in the Villa Ratti, the seat of ICRANet in Nice, France, and will follow a mixed
format, in presence and online.
Invited speakers (TBC)
• Aimuratov Yerlan
• Amati Lorenzo
• Arguelles Carlos Raul
• Astesiano Davide
• Becerra Bayona Laura
• Bianco Carlo Luciano
• Bondani Stefano
• Boshkayev Kuantay
• Crespi Valentina
• Crosta Mariateresa
• Dainotti Maria Giovanna
• Della Valle Massimo
• Fryer Christopher
• Gregoris Daniele
• Izzo Luca
• Kotlarik Petr
• Li Liang
• Longo Francesco
• Luo Wentao
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• Mavromatos Nick
• Meneghetti Massimo
• Mestre Martin
• Mirabel Felix
• Moradi Rahim
• Nakar Ehud
• Peissker Florian
• Petrosian Vahe
• Piran Tsvi
• Re Federico
• Re Fiorentin Paola
• Rodriguez Ruiz José Fernando
• Rosati Piero
• Rueda Hernandez Jorge Armando
• Ruffini Remo
• Sahakyan Narek
• Sigismondi Costantino
• Spagna Alessandro
• Troja Eleonora
• Vereshchagin Gregory
• Viel Matteo
• Wang Yu
• Waxman Eli
• Xue Shesheng
• Yunis Rafael
• Zhang Bing
Registration fee:
• Regular fee: 150 Euros
• Reduced fee: 50 Euros (applied to students, retired scientists)
Starts Jul 4, 2022, 9:00 AM
Ends Jul 14, 2022, 6:15 PM ICRANet Seat at Villa Ratti
Nice (France) and online
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2 di 2 26/01/2023, 13:39The 6th Bego Rencontre Summer School – July 4 - 14, 2022 (ICRANet Seat at Villa Ratti in Nice, in Pescara and online)
Monday July 4 Thursday July 7 Friday July 8 Monday July 11 Wednesday July 13 Thursday July 14
Tuesday July 5 Wednesday July 6 Saturday Sunday Tuesday July 12
(ICRA Sapienza and (PESCARA and (PESCARA and (PESCARA and (PESCARA and (PESCARA and
(NICE and ONLINE) (NICE and ONLINE) July 9 July 10 (PESCARA and ONLINE)
ONLINE) ONLINE) ONLINE) ONLINE) ONLINE) ONLINE)
Dark Matter Dark Matter Dark Matter Cocoon and BdHN GRB 171205A and
Topics AGNs Fronteer Cocoon and BdHN Model Supernova
Galactic Center Galactic Center Galactic Center Model GRB 220101
Carlo Luciano Gregory Maria Giovanna Carlos
Chair Aldo TREVES Piero ROSATI Shesheng XUE Yerlan AIMURATOV Liang LI
BIANCO VERESHCHAGIN DAINOTTI ARGUELLES
Carlo Luciano Federico RE Maria Giovanna
Daniele GREGORIS Jorge RUEDA
BIANCO Detectability of DAINOTTI
09:00- Understanding Gravitational Ehud NAKAR Binary-Driven
Report on the July 1, primordial black holes as Kuantay 3D fundamental plane Massimo
09:45 Entropy of Black Holes: A Jet propagation, shock breakout Hypernovae:
2022 ANVUR a dark matter candidate BOSHKAYEV relation from the high- DELLA VALLE
New Proposal via Curvature and Cocoon emission building blocks and
evaluation of ICRA with gravitational waves energy (Fermi-LAT) to
Invariants future developments
and ICRANet from the Galactic center the optical wavelengths
Rahim MORADI
Paola Re Stefano BONDANI Shesheng XUE
FIORENTIN and Detectability of Carlos Raul ARGUELLES W$ boson mass Nature of the Liang LI
Alessandro Lorenzo AMATI Tsvi PIRAN ultrarelativistic
09:45- primordial black holes as RAR model: cosmological tension caused by its BdHN at large
SPAGNA Cosmology with Gamma- prompt emission
10:30 a dark matter candidate scales, galactic scales, and right-handed gauge distances (2) spectral
Ray Bursts phase of GRB
Local Cosmology in with gravitational waves DM particle nature coupling analysis
from the Galactic center at high energies? 190114C and
the Gaia era
180720B
Mariateresa CROSTA Wang YU
Multiscale gravitational Luca IZZO GRB 190829A
Ehud NAKAR
astronomy in the Gaia era: - A Showcase of
10:30- Carlos Raul ARGUELLES Jet propagation, shock
Florian PEISSKER Felix MIRABEL Narek SAHAKYAN Wentao LUO general relativistic observables, The search for jet Binary Late
11:15 breakout and Cocoon
models and tests for the Galaxy cocoons in broad line Evolution
emission
and its constituents. The Milky supernovae
Way as Einstein’s paradigm.
11:15-
Coffee break Coffee break
11:30
Piero ROSATI Petr KOTLAŘÍK
Matteo VIEL Gregory
Cosmography and tests of the Slowly rotating thin discs
11:30- The Intergalactic Razmik VERESHCHAGIN Eli WAXMAN
Carlos ARGUELLES LCDM paradigm with high- around a central black hole as General discussion
12:15 Medium as a MIRZOYAN Photospheric emission ULTRASAT mission
2022 ICTP-SAIFR Prize precision strong lensing possible relativistic model of
cosmological probe from relativistic cocoons
in Classical Gravity and modelling of galaxy clusters galaxy
Applications – Fermionic Yerlan
DM: galactic scales, Martin MESTRE AIMURATOV
Francesco LONGO
cosmological scales and Constraining the core-halo Costantino Gamma-Ray Bursts
12:15 – Observations of GRB at Davide ASTESIANO
the nature of the dark structure of fermionic DM in SIGISMONDI Associated with General discussion
13:00 HE and VHE energies: a Relativistic models for galaxies
matter particles the Galaxy with stellar (video message) Supernovae. Case
long path to success
streams studies: 190114C,
190829A, 130427A.
13:00 –
Lunch break Lunch break
15:00
Massimo MENEGHETTI
Jose RODRIGUEZ
15:00- Strong lensing constraints on Tsvi PIRAN Eleonora
Ellipsoids evolution
15:45 the small scale structure of TROJA
via GWs
galaxy clusters
Nick MAVROMATOS
Cosmologies with Laura BECERRA
15:45- Valentina CRESPI Gravitational Anomalies SPH simulations of
Christopher
S2 star dynamics in high Dark and Axions: modified the Induced
16:30 FRYER
Matter densities around SgrA* profiles of Gravitational Gravitational
Waves and warm dark Collapse
matter properties
16:30 –
Coffee break Coffe break
17:00
Rafael YUNIS
17:00 – Small-scale structure, Bing ZHANG Remo RUFFINI
Vahe PETROSIAN General discussion
17:45 self-interacting fermions, The physics of fast radio bursts Jorge RUEDA
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La maggior parte delle stelle si trovano in sistemi multipli e l’interazione tra le
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Objectives più luminoso dell’Universo. Sistemi di stelle binarie e progenitori di Supernovae sono
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Transito meridiano del 18 ottobre 2022 a Santa Turbolenza atmosferica e contatti tra disco lunare e
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Controllo del foro stenopeico di Santa Maria degli Simulazione dei contatti dell'eclissi parziale del 25 X
Angeli a 100x 22 a Pescara
Transito meridiano del 19 o… Transito meridiano del 20 o…
Transito meridiano del 19 ottobre 2022 a Santa Transito meridiano del 20 ottobre 2022 a Santa Maria
Maria degli Angeli degli Angeli
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Effemeridi per l'eclissi di So… Effemeridi per l'eclissi di So…
Effemeridi per l'eclissi di Sole del 25 ottobre 2022 a Effemeridi per l'eclissi di Sole del 25 ottobre 2022 a
Roma Motta di Livenza
Eclissi di Sole 25 ottobre 2022 (Playlist YouTube)
L'eclissi di Luna agli antipodi, che si vede con i calcoli: 8 novembre 2022 h 12
Infatti in ogni stagione delle eclissi, ogni sei mesi "draconitici" le eclissi vengono
sempre a coppie, se non addirittura in tre.
Tutte queste statistiche sono retaggio della Meccanica Celeste classica, e noi
cercheremo di ripercorrerne le tappe attraverso due eventi:
il 5 novembre in Basilica a S. Maria degli Angeli, sulla Linea Clementina simuliamo i
passaggi meridiani della Luna del 7 e del 9 novembre 2022, e svolgendo i calcoli di
interpolazione per l'8 novembre, imponendo la condizione di allineamento tra i centri di
Luna, Terra e Sole e trovando che la Luna sarà quasi a 180° dal Sole l'8 novembre alle
12.
l'8 novembre tramite un collegamento al sito Timeanddate dove le immagini
dell'eclissi verranno trasmesse
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2022-november-8
mentre noi provvederemo ai commenti storico-scientifici in Italiano
Le eclissi di Luna furono utilizzate per misurare la longitudine del punto di
osservazione, avendo a disposizione una meridiana. Costituiscono il metodo più
accurato per questo scopo fino a tutto il XVIII secolo. Anche Cristoforo Colombo valutò
la longitudine di Hispaniola con l'eclissi di Luna del 29 febbraio 1504.
Osservare un'eclissi di Luna è entrare in contatto col patrimonio storico scientifico e
anche artistico emozionale dell'umanità, anche se ciò avviene tramite uno schermo.
Personalmente ho osservato tante eclissi di Luna dal 9 gennaio 1982 a Lanciano,
ripetuta dopo un ciclo di Saros il 21 gennaio 2000, mentre ero a Padova, e poi ancora
dopo un ciclo di Metone il 21 gennaio 2019 a Pescara (sotto la pioggia). L'ultima è stata
il 16 maggio 2022 a Lanciano. Ricordo bene anche quella del 16 luglio 2019 da Padova
e quella del 7 agosto 2017 dal ponte s. Angelo a Roma: in quella occasione stavo
giocando a scacchi quando un turista ci avvisò "excuse me there is an eclipse!" quasi
mi conoscesse... quel giorno ignoravo che ci sarebbe stata un'eclissi parziale di Luna...
è proprio vero quel proverbio zen che afferma che quando l'allievo è pronto, il maestro
appare! Ne ho viste anche di penombra, anche sullo stimolo dei miei studenti. Oltre che
dalle finestre e i balconi di casa mia, anche da Villa Pamphili, al sorgere della Luna;
questa era ancora in penombra. Eclipse party...con il fenomeno in corso durante una
cena. era il 27 luglio 2018... Oltre quarant'anni di osservazioni e di esperienza della
Luna Rossa sospesa nel cielo notturno, sono confluiti, fino ad ora, in 15 pubblicazioni.
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Transito meridiano del 5 no… Declinazione di Sole e Luna …
Transito meridiano del 5 novembre 2022 a s. Declinazione di Sole e Luna durante l'eclissi lunare dell'8
Maria degli Angeli novembre 2022 simulate sulla Meridiana
Levata del Sole da Roma il … Tramonto del Sole e levata …
Levata del Sole da Roma il 9 novembre 2022 e Tramonto del Sole e levata della Luna a Ostia prima
azimut della Luna dell'eclissi di Luna, 7 Novembre 2022
Referenze
Di seguito una lista di lavori riguardanti le eclissi di Luna: un fenomeno che ha ancora molto da
insegnarci.
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012arXiv1211.3687Z/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019Gerb...12...81S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019Gerb...12...69S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019Gerb...12...65S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019Gerb...12...75S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2008rft..confE..31S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2011arXiv1107.0836S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2016Gerb...10...27M/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2016Gerb...10...39S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2021Gerb...14..191S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019Gerb...12...75S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2002nmgm.meet.1662S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2010JKPS...56.1694S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2011arXiv1106.2515S/abstract
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2016Gerb....9...91S/abstract
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